This known - yet unknown island of the Cyclades holds lots of surprises for its visitors. Today, there are more than 50 inhabited islands on Tinos that have preserved their picturesque quality. The museums and the archaeological sites keep the history of this place alive, helping tourists experience its culture, manners and customs.

But this is not all the unique nature of the island has to offer! A scenery of rare beauty in Volax village, composed of perfectly round shaped granite stones, the marvelous aquatic habitat of Livada bay with the red, black and yellow rocks, are but a few of its exciting spots. The whole surface of the island is carved with thousands of miles of drywall stone fences. Countless chapels, dovecotes and windmills adorn the mountainsides, the ravines and the valleys. The sunlight also adds a special brush stroke on this scenery. The changing colors from dawn till dusk create a mystical ambiance over the landscape.

In the summertime, more than 100 kilometers of coastline cater for every taste: larger or smaller sandy beaches, coasts covered with pebbles, even rocky shores... Most of these beaches provide tourist facilities, with rides in 4Χ4 rented vehicles, trekking, and fishing being only a few of them.

The main town of Tinos (Chora) is the commercial center of the island, the ultimate night-life center, and at the same time a town of great archaeological, artistic, cultural and, naturally, religious interest.